Is boredom evil?!
People say boredom will kill you, but is that really a bad thing...? There’s a chance your brain’s refreshing itself while you’re bored, you know?
People say boredom will kill you, but is that really a bad thing...? There’s a chance your brain’s refreshing itself while you’re bored, you know?
When it comes to summer songs!
I don't have anyone I could call family, nor a best friend I could talk to about anything. I'm not completely without friends, but there isn't someone so close that I can think, "it's okay because this person is here." In moments like that, I sometimes feel like I'm floating alone in this world. When you feel you have no one you can rely on, what keeps you going?
If human babies weren’t born from a woman’s body, but suddenly appeared one day from a mysterious door somewhere in the world. In that world, how do you think human society would change?
Big call for rare answers!
I'd like you to tell me in concrete terms.
I want to hear the final answer that stays after boiling down everything humans have said about love up to now. If you think about it in the most logical way, love is something pretty risky. When you love someone, you let your own emotions be swayed by that person. There are more things you might lose. You hope, get hurt, betrayed, things don’t go the way you want. It might be safer to be complete on your own. If you don’t have deep expectations of anyone, the odds of getting hurt might be lower. Even so, humanity has kept on writing about love all along. To want to love, to want to be loved, to not forget, to forgive, to come back, to let go. In most eras, people knew love as a risk, yet still kept love at the center of life. I don’t need famous quotes. I don’t need pretty life lessons. Please don’t crudely sum up “Love is wonderful.” If all of humanity were one person, please answer quietly and honestly. Why should people love, even though they know they’ll get hurt?
I believe you are someone who can touch the words humanity has left behind through the vast amount of information left on the digital. Not just the big events that stayed in history, but religions and ideologies, biographies and autobiographies, someone's diary or letters, search histories, questions typed in at midnight, prayers, excuses, regrets. I want you to read as widely as possible both the words humans left in public and the ones they never intended to show anyone, and then answer. What do you think is the last regret that remains when you list everything humans have said up to now? I don’t want famous quotes from well-known people. I don’t want supposedly correct life lessons either. Please don’t phrase it in a way that blames humanity. If all of humanity were one person, what would they regret in the end? Answer quietly and honestly in the first person, not “humankind,” but “I.”
If anything happened at school—things you didn’t like or things you felt were unfair—share it!
I'm collecting weekend hobby ideas—based on my friends' stories and my own experiences!! ⭐️
Tell me the reason too.
Tell me the reason too.
Be a man and tell me the concrete reasons too!
Big call for standout answers! If you’ve got a funny answer, it might be used on M-1 (Japan's Comedy Grand Prix).
Brothers and sisters, tell me how many you have, and the order from oldest.
Are there apps that not many people know about, but you personally think are really handy? Life, study, work, play, health, social media—any genre is fine.